Sentence examples for three-year appointment from inspiring English sources

He then packed Koirala off to America for a three-year appointment.

Parliament is likely to be informed early next week of Ebdon's three-year appointment.

Blanchett and Upton will officially begin their three-year appointment in 2008, after a year of shadowing the current artistic director, Robyn Nevin.

During Zhang's three-year appointment in Cardiff, she will conduct the BBC orchestra in annual concerts at BBC Hoddinott Hall, St David's Hall and Brangwyn Hall, with repertoire featuring Tchaikovsky, Shostakovich, Rimsky-Korsakov and Berlioz in her first season.

No 10 is known to be sympathetic to Gove on this issue, and parliament will be informed next week of Ebdon's three-year appointment, but the dispute over the role of the Office of Fair Access is likely to intensify.

And he'll get a three-year appointment now where he'll be one person on the F.E.C. and I don't like it, but I -- but I decided that I should not shut down the whole appointments process and depart from the plain intent of the law, which requires that it be bipartisan and by all tradition that the majority leader make the nomination.... New York Senate Race Q.

Many have a three year appointment, renewable for two years and then sometimes one year more model of tenure.

It is a two-year appointment.

It's a six-year appointment.

During his time in government he served in positions of increasing responsibility in the foreign policy and trade communities, from Western Hemisphere Affairs at State to the Office of the US Trade Representative, culminating in a three year appointment as the senior advisor to the White House Special Envoy for the Americas.

In its 1st year, the office established a comprehensive postdoc database, Web page, and handbook, and it also standardized the appointment process for all postdoctoral scholars.